Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-10
Gravity of the French Situation DE.
laws Bismarck's neparture-Con.
Aict Between NatiOnalists
and Orangemen.
n.mestic Intelligence-A Kansas Cy.
clone, Missouri Murder, the May.
aower's Victory and Other Mat.
ters of McmeSt.
THE FOREIGN BUDGET,

a.ction of q Candidate for Bulgaria's
Throne-Relation OF Germany and
Russia-EvictlOn on an Improved Plan
An Americans Rights Recognized.
RERLly, August 6.-[Copyright 1887 by
tbe New York Associated Press. The. in
to,v;ews between the Emperors William
and Francis Joseph at Gastein are deprived
a, much significance by the absence OF the
,u;dinp statesmen Of Imperial politics.
The Enperors will exchange views on the
nreseot position OF the Austro.German al
lance, but the main objects OF the confer
once viii be the candidature of Prince Fer
d;nand to tho throne of Bulgaria and the
impeuding deposition of the insane King OF
Bavaria. Medical attendants on the EN-
npror William say his condition is improv-
no hourly since his arrival at Gastein and
neople who had heard adverse stories as to
bs health were greatly surprised to see him
valking about alert and erect.
RELATIONS OF GERMANY WITH RUSSIA.
DO not improve. The press Of Moscow and
the occasion of fresh hatred toward Ger
many. The bitterness OF the feeling toward |
France is agara waiting under fresh instances |
oiGerman "baiting." The latest case is |
rcitirp much anger. This was the closing |
Of factory for the manufacture of German |
toys belonging to W"irsbah Br Is. and stu
ated at Emhermine in the department OF |
Mospe. WOrkmen we're given hut three |
days' notice of expulsion. 1t is reported |
that the delaying of Bismarck's departure
for Kissingen is due solely to the gravity OF |
the situation with France. The Chancellor
is ismaking the Weirsbach affair the subject |
ofdipomatic communications tending to
bring French provorations to
CRITICAL STAGE.
Regarding French railway employees ex.
PEELED at Avricourt, it appears that three
men, while working at French railway
station, lived on the German side of the
frontier eluding social duties for personal
purposes. The German authorities told
them to move into their own district and
gave married men three months and single
men one month to leave.
An amendment to the constitution, in
volviDg the question of deposing the King
on the ground OF neural BILE insanity. will be
submitted to the Bavarian Diet in Septem.
Der.
1t is untrue that the Ex-Grand Duke cf
Hesse will be candidate for the throne OF
Holland on the death OF the King. In such
an event the Queen would become regent
Tor ner daughter, the Princess Wilhelmie,
and should the latter die the crown would
pass to the Grand Duchess of SAKE Weimar.
Esenach.
Mr.. PENDLEToN UNITED STATES MINISTER,
has obtained recognition for the rights OF
On American citizen OF Albert Bernhard.
who was recently arrested and imprisoned
1t Mulhouse as a member of the French
'atriotic league. Bernhard is now press
ng claim for compensation for the busi-
ess losses Sustained through his arrest.
ie is native of Mulhouse. He went to
merica in 1872, became natnralized and
eturned to Mulhouse in 1880. and has
nce been permanent resident OF that
,wn, managing his fathers business there.
he foreign Office admitted Bernhard's
ghts with reluctance believing him to have
zen just by inculpated.